In “Polizeiruf 110” yesterday (May 12, 2024) from Magdeburg, Doreen Brasch investigates the death of an influencer. Is “Immortal” worth it?
- “Immortal” was the name of the “Polizeiruf 110” from Magdeburg yesterday. The crime thriller runs on Sunday evening (May 12, 2024, 8:15 p.m.) in First.
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A young influencer falls to her death through the roof of a shopping center. She is soon identified; it looks like suicide. But in Doreen Brasch’s investigations, almost nothing is as it initially seems.
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In our quick check you will get all the information about the police call today: inspectors, actors, plot, criticism and media library.
Plot: The “Polizeiruf 110” yesterday (May 12, 2024) in a quick check
She had one and a half million followers on social media. Now Aalisha Mansour’s (Hannah Gharib) death is causing a huge stir. She fell from the roof of a shopping center. Was it suicide? The career of the influencer with the brightly colored hair had recently stalled. By promoting the wrong product, she was exposed to a real shitstorm. Did online hatred drive Aalisha to her death?
Chief Detective Doreen Brasch (Claudia Michelsen) has a different suspicion: The brother, Mahdi Mansour (Mo Issa), saw his sister’s revealing appearance on social media as a disgrace and publicly expressed his displeasure. Did that mean Aalisha had to die? Suddenly, however, the case takes a new, completely unexpected turn.
The influencer Aalisha Mansour (Hannah Gharib) fell through the glass roof of a shopping center. Gesa (Seyna Sylla) tries to help her.
Photo: Stefan Erhard, MDR/filmpool fiction
Police Call Criticism: Is it worth tuning in to “Unsterblich” today?
Today’s “Polizeiruf 110” from Magdeburg follows on from the strong previous episode “You belong to me”. Once again, Doreen Brasch has to do almost everything alone – which she does brilliantly, as always, with compassion, common sense and that look of compassion, skepticism and a touch of inner despair. She is consistently perhaps the best Sunday night detective. The story is well told, with interesting characters and a story, writes Ronald Hinzpeter in our police call column.
Brasch and Lemp talk about family, the job and what comes next.
Photo: Stefan Erhard, MDR/filmpool fiction
Actors: These are the actors in “Polizeiruf 110” today
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Doreen Brasch: Claudia Michelsen
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Kriminalrat Uwe Lemp: Felix Vörtler
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Günther Márquez: Pablo Grant
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Muse: Henning Peker
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Aalisha Mansour: Hannah Gharib
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Leonie Jaspers: Katharina Stark
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Nadira Mansour: Eman Dwagy
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Mahdi Mansour: Mo Issa
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Halime Mansour: Tahani Salim
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Hamza Mansour: Husam Chadat
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Dieter Herzog: Hendrik Arnst
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Prompt: Seyna Sylla
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Ramona Leifert: Andrea Brose
Police call yesterday: preview, stream and full episodes in the ARD-Media library
Florian Knittel directs “Polizeiruf 110: Unsterblich” based on a script by Michael Gantenberg. Das First shows all “Polizeiruf 110” episodes as a live stream in parallel to the TV broadcast on Sunday ARD-Media library (to the media library). The episodes are available there for six months after broadcast – but for child protection reasons only between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m.
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Police call inspectors: Doreen Brasch is the investigator in Magdeburg
Claudia Michelsen, as Doreen Brasch, has been investigating the police call in and around Magdeburg since 2013 – initially alongside Jochen Drexler, played by Sylvester Groth, and from 2016 to 2019 together with Dirk Köhler (Matthias Matschke). Since he left “Polizeiruf 110”, Claudia Michelsen has continued to investigate on her own.
Brasch has an exceptionally good feel for people and is an excellent investigator. She follows her intuition and is often right. The other side of the coin is that she sometimes tends to get passionately lost and sometimes fall for the wrong person.
“Police call 110”: Who is investigating where?
Photo: Stefan Erhard, MDR/filmpool fiction